Moët Hennessy has suffered a disappointing year of sales thus far. Industry analysts are now suggesting that a spinoff may be the best solution for LVMH's struggling wine & spirits unit.Last week, luxury goods group LVMH won back its spot as the largest stock in Europe. On 17 January, the French company saw its market valuation reach US$356bn.However, LVMH’s wine & spirits division, Moët Hennessy, has - like many others in beverage alcohol of late - seen its sales waver in recent months. In October, the Hennessy cognac owner booked its fifth quarter in the last six of negative sale
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